Disney: The horror film was secretly filmed at DisneyWorld Park

Art History 7 is loaded with Homer shooting stories, with harsh and difficult, sometimes radical and harsh methods for directors to complete their work. Including hidden methods …

This is a bit of a story about making a film signed by young filmmaker Randy Moore. The title of the movie? Escape from tomorrow.

In 2010, without any prior permission, the latter traveled to the DisneyWorld and Disneyland amusement parks to shoot his film. Seeking as a Horror Movie and Awarded $ 650,000, Escape from tomorrow Reminiscent of a story about a man who takes his whole little family on vacation to an amusement park.

Of course, if things go wrong, the park actually turns out to be a kind of large-scale psychological experiment conducted by an organization whose members may (or may not) be elsewhere. Another possibility: that all this trouble happens only in the head of an interested person …

Still, the impression that BD Pulp’s SF stories from these many places is a little stirring, along with the aliens conducting experiments on human guinea pigs.

What does it look like? Discover below!

Covert shootings

Disney Rules It is very clear : The firm does not allow filming in its theme parks. And even more so, imagine when it comes to a movie that shows a mine train-like attraction that’s supposedly watching the massacre of Toby Hooper’s ghost train with Snow White’s gnomes, the princesses working at Disney. Like the Escort Girls, or Mickey’s head trying to ruin the kids … In other words, Potpourri is located light years away from Disney’s benevolent and benevolent spirit.

And even if it means further advancement of the provocation, you will also notice the typography used in the trailer, up to the same Disney, movie poster showing a glove and a bloody hand that is nothing but Mickey …

So Randy Moore filmed his film completely secretly in Disney parks. The film crew pretended to be just spectators, with cameras replaced by cameras, entrance counters, and secretly filmed the scenes.

It is obviously impossible to shoot everything at once that was planned. So he and his team spent half a dozen trips to the parks in 2010 to do a site tour and then shoot a movie, as an interested party told. Indiewire site journalist in 2013. The experience overcame him so much that Moore lost more than 20kg, fearing in his stomach that they would be caught; Once he spent three and a half hours on the attraction to get the scene he wanted. The team was almost caught by the park guards …

At the other end of the earth, an installation done in South Korea!

The problems have not stopped here, though, even with his canned pictures. Because it was obvious that Disney would never allow such a work to be released without a legal argument that would certainly destroy the filmmaker and his team. In fact, Moore was so concerned that her in a hurry that he traveled directly to South Korea to do post-production and editing of his film there.

Despite this extreme caution and the nature of the film, Disney has adopted a completely surprising strategy, as reported HollywoodReporter : No comment or legal action where Moore logically expected to receive a visit from a battalion of lawyers who would knock on his door, even at the other end of the earth. Radio silence on Mickey so as not to advertise this work, which came out of nowhere or almost, while the firm was concentrating on the movie Mary’s Shadow – Walt Disney’s promise for the next release.

Screened at the Sundance Film Festival in 2013, Escape from tomorrow Completely new to us. It was only released in 2014 on a DVD destined for the US market.